Savage posters & prints

A Savage Pastime; or, the Morality of Field Sports Georgina Bowers

Two Savages of New Zealand Jean (after) Piron

The Savage Club, Adelphi Terrace, London Joel

Manco Capac and his wife, Coya Mama Oello Huaco, gathering the savages and building Cuzco Gabriel Francois Louis Debrie

The Savage Family, c.1779 Edward Savage

'Old Odell', of the famous Savage Club, Adelphi Terrace, London Joel

Portrait of Edward Savage Jr. Edward Savage

The Prince of Wales at the Savage Club Anonymous

The Lord Mayor's Banquet to the Savage Club at the Mansion House Anonymous

Savage Station, VA, June 27, 1862 Anonymous

The Savage, c.1838 Edwin Landseer

Liberty, Ca. 1800 Unknown

The hot iron torture FA Brockhaus

Arnold Henry Savage Landor Alexander Bassano

The Chief of the Savages Dressed as a European, a Child and a Savage Scalping his Enemy Jacques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur

Edward Savage, 1899 Max Rosenthal

Savage Poems, 1896 Paul Gauguin

Arnold Henry Savage Landor (1865-1924) and his two faithful servants Anonymous

Savage Warrior, c.1800 English School

Terry Dene with his wife Edna Savage Harry Hammond

The spectre and circular rainbow FA Brockhaus

A Savage Man Holding His Club French School

Samuel Savage Esq., 1744 George Knapton

Blood letting practised by the Cuna Indians of Panama, observed by Lionel Wafer John Savage

The Nerpani track, Tibet FA Brockhaus

The Artist's Brother, Charles Savage Homer, Jr., 1880 Winslow Homer

Lady Lloyd and Her Son, Richard Savage Lloyd, of Hintlesham Hall, Suffolk Thomas Gainsborough

Walter Savage Landor Alfred d' Orsay

Pericles and Aspasiab Walter Savage Landor

An Esquimaux of the Savage Islands, 1821 Captain George Francis Lyon

Birds of a Feather Anonymous

Taklakot Fort, Tibet Anonymous

Lacenta, a native American chief of the Cuna Indians of Panama and entourage, observed by Lionel Wafer John Savage

The Belle Savage Inn, Ludgate Hill, London John Charles Maggs

America French School

Pickwick Papers 'Sam Having Been Formally Introduced As the Offspring of Mr. Weller of the Belle Savage Was Treated with... Anonymous